#include <qscistyle.h>

Public Types
enum	TextCase { OriginalCase = 0, UpperCase = 1, LowerCase = 2 }

Public Member Functions
	QsciStyle (int style=-1)

	QsciStyle (int style, const QString &description, const QColor &color, const QColor &paper, const QFont &font, bool eolFill=false)

void	apply (QsciScintillaBase *sci) const

int	style () const

void	setDescription (const QString &description)

QString	description () const

void	setColor (const QColor &color)

QColor	color () const

void	setPaper (const QColor &paper)

QColor	paper () const

void	setFont (const QFont &font)

QFont	font () const

void	setEolFill (bool fill)

bool	eolFill () const

void	setTextCase (TextCase text_case)

TextCase	textCase () const

void	setVisible (bool visible)

bool	visible () const

void	setChangeable (bool changeable)

bool	changeable () const

void	setHotspot (bool hotspot)

bool	hotspot () const

void	refresh ()

Detailed Description

The QsciStyle class encapsulates all the attributes of a style.

Each character of a document has an associated style which determines how the character is displayed, e.g. its font and color. A style is identified by a number. Lexers define styles for each of the language's features so that they are displayed differently. Some style numbers have hard-coded meanings, e.g. the style used for call tips.

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum QsciStyle::TextCase

This enum defines the different ways the displayed case of the text can be changed.

Enumerator
OriginalCase	The text is displayed as its original case.
UpperCase	The text is displayed as upper case.
LowerCase	The text is displayed as lower case.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

QsciStyle::QsciStyle ( int style = -1 )

Constructs a QsciStyle instance for style number style. If style is negative then a new style number is automatically allocated.

QsciStyle::QsciStyle	(	int	style,
		const QString &	description,
		const QColor &	color,
		const QColor &	paper,
		const QFont &	font,
		bool	eolFill = `false`
	)

Constructs a QsciStyle instance for style number style. If style is negative then a new style number is automatically allocated. The styles description, color, paper color, font and end-of-line fill are set to description, color, paper, font and eolFill respectively.